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A map of the township of Dore, by W. and J. Fairbank, c. 1810-1820
No scale stated.
Shows Wilmer Edge, Reeve Edge, Burbage Rocks, Sheep hill, Hound Kirk Bage, Stony Ridge, Brawn Side, Strawberry Lee, Hall Field, White Lowe, Hound Kirk Hill, paper mill, smelting mill, Upper Mill, Totley, Nether Mill, River Sheaf, Bradway Mill, Dore, Oxen Green, Cupola, Round Seats, Hall Greave, Cliffe Side, Robin Hood Dyke, Rush Leys, Upper Causey Head, Nether Causey Head, Limb Dyke, Stand Hills, Barber Fields, Dore Moor Side, Ox Stone, Dore Gate Road. Dore Commons and Ancient inclosures indicated; also proposed new Turnpike road from Abbey Lane to Totley shown.
Original at Sheffield Libraries: arc01849
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Media ID 14086222
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Derbyshire Sheffield Yorkshire Dore
Large Photo Mug (15 oz)
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Elevate your coffee or tea experience with our premium white ceramic mug. Its wide, comfortable handle makes drinking easy, and you can rely on it to be both microwave and dishwasher safe. Sold in single units, preview may show both sides of the same mug so you can see how the picture wraps around.
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This print showcases a historical map of the township of Dore, created by W. and J. Fairbank around 1810-1820. Although no scale is stated, this intricate map offers a detailed depiction of the area's landmarks and features. The map highlights various notable locations within Dore, such as Wilmer Edge, Reeve Edge, Burbage Rocks, Sheep hill, Hound Kirk Bage, Stony Ridge, Brawn Side, Strawberry Lee, Hall Field, White Lowe, Hound Kirk Hill. It also includes significant industrial sites like the paper mill and smelting mill. The presence of Upper Mill and Nether Mill along with the River Sheaf indicates the importance of water-powered industries in this region during that era. Additionally showcased are Bradway Mill and Oxen Green. Fascinatingly enough, this historic document goes beyond geographical details to include cultural aspects as well. The inclusion of Robin Hood Dyke suggests a connection to local folklore while Dore Commons and Ancient enclosures indicate land usage patterns at that time. Furthermore, the proposed new Turnpike road from Abbey Lane to Totley is marked on this map - an intriguing glimpse into future plans for transportation infrastructure development in the area. Preserved at Sheffield Libraries: arc01849), this print serves as a valuable resource for researchers interested in exploring the rich history of Dore in Derbyshire within Sheffield City Archives collection
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